Deluxe FM Personal Listening System

Most FM systems are relatively expensive ($580 to $1,000) and that puts them out of the reach of many hard of hearing people. This deluxe FM Personal Listening System is different. It's very affordable—would you believe only $197? That's less than a third of the price of other FM systems. Sure it is a bit bigger than most FM transmitters, but boy does it work well.

The beauty of FM systems is that they are wireless. To test how far away this receiver picks up beautiful clear sound from the transmitter, I put the microphone against my TV's speaker and walked away—and walked away—and walked away. The official range of this transmitter is listed as 100 to 150 feet, but in my testing, I got considerably greater distance. Just using ear buds (not my hearing aids) I could clearly hear (and understand) my TV better from several hundred feet away than I can understand my TV when standing just 4 feet from it with the volume full blast. To say the least, I'm impressed!

So if you want a wonderful, yet very affordable FM system, you should check out this deluxe FM system.  The person you are talking with could be well over 100 feet away (depending on whether you are outside or inside with a lot of steel in your building) and you hear him as clearly as if he were talking right into your ears.

Click here to order your Deluxe FM  Personal Listening System now! for only $197.00.

Features and Benefits:
 

• Radio Orpheus FM receiver/FM radio (3⅜" x 1⅞" x ¾"). Digital tuner and scanner. Covers the complete 72 - 76 MHz ALD band  and the 88 - 108 MHz FM radio broadcast band so you can use this same device as both an FM receiver and an FM radio. Uses 2 AAA batteries which give about 12 hours of use (not included). For more information on this FM radio/FM receiver, click here.
   
•  Detachable lanyard for your convenience. Wear it around your neck where you will not lose it and it is conveniently positioned for adjusting controls.
   
• Deluxe stereo ear buds (or you can use your favorite earbuds/earphones if they have the standard ⅛" stereo plug). If you want to use this system via the t-coils on your hearing aids, instead of plugging in the earbuds, you can order either the Music Links or a neckloop (The Music Links will give true stereo if listening to the radio. If listening to the FM receiver, both the Music Links and neckloop will give you dual mono.)
   
• PLS FM Transmitter. (4" x 3⅜" x 1⅛"). Weighs only 5½ oz. Transmitter tunes 16 channels at the twist of a knob. (It covers 72.1 to 72.9 MHz and 75.3 to 75.9 MHz in 0.1 MHz increments. The channel numbers and frequencies are marked on a chart on the bottom of the transmitter and also on the battery case.)
  
  Easy to use controls. On the front is the channel switch, and jacks to plug in the antenna and the microphone. At the back are the left and right audio RCA jacks for plugging into a stereo audio source (TV, radio, stereo), the A/C power jack and three recessed controls (hence the screwdriver) for adjusting the input levels for the L and R audio channels and the microphone input.
   
• Battery pack module for portable use (2½" x 2½" x 1") (module on right in above picture). Uses 4 AA batteries (not included). With batteries installed, only weighs 6¼ oz. My testing showed the battery pack gives basically the same range as the wall power supply. You can expect to get about 9 hours of use out of one set of batteries.
   
• Wall transformer (70" cord) for when using in one place such as hooked up to your TV, stereo or radio.
  
  
• Two antennas. A flexible wire antenna (right) for portable use (27"), and a telescoping metal one (left) for stationary use (9" collapsed; 35" extended). (If you want to, you can also use the flexible wire antenna for stationary use.) I tried both antennas and they both give about the same results. Personally, the flexible antenna is my antenna of choice since it is easier to use and less likely to get broken.
  
  
• Two microphones. A short stick microphone (2" long) for picking up surrounding sounds (black microphone right). For example, use in smaller meetings by placing the transmitter with stick microphone in the center of the table. It also comes with a lapel microphone (70" long cord) you can clip to your clothing (white mic. left) to give wonderfully clear sound by the person speaking. The lapel microphone also has a plastic clip with a peel off backing so you can permanently mount the clip by a loudspeaker or other constant sound source (top left). You then set the microphone in the clip when you want to use it.
  
   
• Two patch cords (44" long each) to connect the FM transmitter to a sound source such as a TV, radio, stereo, or sound system. One patch cord has stereo RCA plugs at each end (shown right) for connecting to devices that have RCA jacks (most TVs for example). The other patch cord has RCA plugs at one one and a standard ⅛" (3.5 mm) stereo plug at the other end (shown left) for connecting to devices that have ⅛" jacks (most portable audio devices such as CD players, MP3 players, iPods, computers, etc.) The patch cords come with chokes near one end to help eliminate interference on the signal.
   
• Screwdriver (standard slot tip, 5⅛" long).
  
  
  
   
• Attractive black canvas carrying case (9" x 7" x 3½"). It has 5 pockets that easily hold all the Personal Listening System components.

You Get All of This with the Deluxe
FM Personal Listening System:

With the Deluxe FM Personal  Listening System
you get everything shown here for the
unbelievably low price of just $197.00:

Digital FM radio/FM receiver
Lanyard
Stereo earbuds (not shown)
16 channel FM transmitter
Battery pack
A/C adapter
Telescoping antenna
Flexible antenna
Stick microphone
Lapel microphone
Microphone clip
Audio patch cord (RCA to RCA)
Audio patch cord (RCA to ⅛" stereo)
Screwdriver
Deluxe carrying case
(Batteries not included)

 

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If you prefer, you can phone your order in, or mail your order and check (plus $6.00 P&H) to the Center for Hearing Loss Help at the below address. (Residents of Pennsylvania please add 6% state sales tax.)

For more information, email: info@hearinglosshelp.com